Comments on: Journey to Hemkunt Sahib http://www.ourtruetales.com/2007/08/26/journey-to-hemkunt-sahib/ On the Spiritual Path... Memoirs and Writings Mon, 06 Feb 2012 14:33:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: german http://www.ourtruetales.com/2007/08/26/journey-to-hemkunt-sahib/#comment-21864 german Wed, 20 Aug 2008 16:46:39 +0000 http://www.ourtruetales.com/2007/08/26/journey-to-hemkunt-sahib/#comment-21864 journey of hemkunt sahib was amazing it was realy peacful place . I remmber all things . Two sis who clean da tublr (glass of tea ) both sis realy vry nice . I find them bt nt success plz tell me if they read my msg. i paste my yatra's pic on my orkut n its jeet.rataul journey of hemkunt sahib was amazing it was realy peacful place . I remmber all things . Two sis who clean da tublr (glass of tea ) both sis realy vry nice . I find them bt nt success plz tell me if they read my msg. i paste my yatra’s pic on my orkut n its jeet.rataul

]]> By: Peter http://www.ourtruetales.com/2007/08/26/journey-to-hemkunt-sahib/#comment-6431 Peter Fri, 28 Dec 2007 00:30:55 +0000 http://www.ourtruetales.com/2007/08/26/journey-to-hemkunt-sahib/#comment-6431 Ganga, your honesty is so very inspiring. As Americans we were (are?) blessed to be weak in some ways. The othere side is the uncompromising idealism that made Yogi ji's dream what it is today. Please for all our sakes, stay honest and keep posting. God bless! Sat Nam Ganga, your honesty is so very inspiring. As Americans we were (are?) blessed to be weak in some ways. The othere side is the uncompromising idealism that made Yogi ji’s dream what it is today.
Please for all our sakes, stay honest and keep posting.
God bless! Sat Nam

]]> By: Darshan Kaur http://www.ourtruetales.com/2007/08/26/journey-to-hemkunt-sahib/#comment-2729 Darshan Kaur Fri, 31 Aug 2007 16:59:04 +0000 http://www.ourtruetales.com/2007/08/26/journey-to-hemkunt-sahib/#comment-2729 Thanks to both of you for reigniting my memories of climbinhg Hemkunt Sahib. What I just remembered is climbing down from the top, and seemingly only making it down because of Kulbir Singh, the Siri Singh Sahib's son, who was a young teenager at the time. I was going down slowly, and ended up walking behind him, and he began a call and response chant of "Sat Nam Wahe Guru". It was such a source of strength and inspiration - the chanting made it possible for me to get down much more easily. Darshan Kaur Herndon, VA Thanks to both of you for reigniting my memories of climbinhg Hemkunt Sahib. What I just remembered is climbing down from the top, and seemingly only making it down because of Kulbir Singh, the Siri Singh Sahib’s son, who was a young teenager at the time. I was going down slowly, and ended up walking behind him, and he began a call and response chant of “Sat Nam Wahe Guru”. It was such a source of strength and inspiration - the chanting made it possible for me to get down much more easily.

Darshan Kaur
Herndon, VA

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